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News / Australia
2 April 2011
Manufacturing
Pollution part of the cost: banker
Pollution part of the cost: banker
1 April 2011
Carbon & Climate
Treasury modelling forecasts the cost impact of putting a price on carbon
Treasury modelling forecasts the cost impact of putting a price on carbon
Water
Sydney desalination privatization 'could force inquiry'
Sydney desalination privatization 'could force inquiry'
Water
All the rivers run, but farmers still want water cutbacks
All the rivers run, but farmers still want water cutbacks
Carbon & Climate
Carbon Conscious to plant in New Zealand
Carbon Conscious to plant in New Zealand
31 March 2011
Energy
$300,000 windfall to trial turbines
$300,000 windfall to trial turbines
30 March 2011
Carbon & Climate
No compo for coal generators: Garnaut
No compo for coal generators: Garnaut
Carbon & Climate
Wind farm looks viable
Wind farm looks viable
28 March 2011
Carbon & Climate
Carbon cost tipped to be less than 5pc of company earnings
Carbon cost tipped to be less than 5pc of company earnings
Energy
Report shows extreme winds over Earth’s oceans (Australia)
Report shows extreme winds over Earth’s oceans (Australia)
25 March 2011
Energy
Momentum builds case for compensation
Momentum builds case for compensation
Energy
Harnessing the sun's rays is all mirrors but no smoke
Harnessing the sun's rays is all mirrors but no smoke
24 March 2011
Energy
Solar firm fights battle to shine
Solar firm fights battle to shine
Carbon & Climate
Carbon tax will hurt housing affordability: Brickworks
Carbon tax will hurt housing affordability: Brickworks
23 March 2011
Carbon & Climate
Australia carbon tax plans spark protests
Australia carbon tax plans spark protests
Energy
$30bn hit to make power greener
$30bn hit to make power greener
22 March 2011
Energy
Tata Power to build India's first floating solar plant
Tata Power to build India's first floating solar plant
Carbon & Climate
Big polluters called to climate roundtable
Big polluters called to climate roundtable
21 March 2011
Energy
Reactors will never reopen, says official
Reactors will never reopen, says official
20 March 2011
Policy & Finance
Labor to offer carbon tax break for low earners
Labor to offer carbon tax break for low earners
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